For over 24 hours in a row, Ghanaians via online media have communicated their dismay at the state of affairs going in the country.
A great many disappointed youth whose numbers might have caused an enormous show throughout the entire existence of Ghana have taken to the microblogging website, Twitter to air their complaints to the Akufo-Addo-drove organization.
FixTheCountry — a mission that verges on deserted undertakings, helpless foundation, lamentable fundamental social conveniences, and so on has gathered near 400,000 tweets by Ghanaians.
Ghanaians have portrayed the exhibition of the current organization as “poor” and are requesting quick answers for the current issues.
While some raise certified concerns, others are of the view that the #FixTheCountry lobby is a paid political plan by the resistance.
A segment of the young who shift back and forth likewise exhorts that those engaged with the mission should channel their energies into accomplishing something other than what’s expected in light of the fact that their work will, of course, fail to be noticed.
Striking characters have added their voice to the mission in the wake of getting substantial reaction from the overall population. Any semblance of John Dumelo, Nana Aba Anamoah among others have joined the remainder of the disappointed Ghanaians to vent.
Trainees allowances haven’t being paid,EC officials,patients now sleep on the floor but ministers live in Ac which was provided with our own tax money.Not even talking about poor road networks,we are also citizens,we voted you in power,we need a better life. #FixTheCountry for us
— Nhana Addo Theo (@Nipay3forking) May 3, 2021
Everyone should do a video of himself or herself or your your community issues. In the video be talking about national issues or something worrying you as a citizen. Post and add the hashtag #FixTheCountry
— Dr. Sneaker Nyame ?(Best Shoe Plug) (@SneakerNyame_) May 3, 2021
I hope this motion doesn’t just end on the internet but moves on to the step where we hit on the street for the government to know serious we are this time. It will just be a peaceful demonstration with no casualties involved. #FixTheCountry
— Kwabena Wan? (@KwabenaWann) May 3, 2021
I hope this motion doesn’t just end on the internet but moves on to the step where we hit on the street for the government to know serious we are this time. It will just be a peaceful demonstration with no casualties involved. #FixTheCountry
— Kwabena Wan? (@KwabenaWann) May 3, 2021
Imagine your waakye plug dey take this water prepare the food
— Gyata_Shoa??? (@thatEsselguy) May 3, 2021
Are we safe??? Chale #FixTheCountry pic.twitter.com/BvB8t4QR8v
And still our roads are extremely bad!!#FixTheCountry pic.twitter.com/6po5ksnptv
— Elvis ?? (@Kayjnr10) May 3, 2021
This is not about attacking specific political parties. This about addressing the problems we have and finding solutions to them. Basic needs of the people are not being attended to. We must protest just to have clean waters better roads,job opportunities and more #FixTheCountry
— EFIAODO (@efiaodo1) May 3, 2021
Ama Ghana hmm , just retweet. #FixTheCountry pic.twitter.com/eA8W9r8nme
— 1Timoo ?? ? (@woyaalepapa) May 3, 2021
)mo se #FixYourSelf ????
— n.a (@thenanaaba) May 3, 2021
The people who put in in office are asking you to #FixTheCountry aa wo se #FixYourSelf
Make them fix themselves in a system they deem broken?
??? I Dey die
A day of fixing on GH Twitter. While the people who feel the heat in the system keep firing, those who benefit from the existing system also keep firing back.
— Gary Al-Smith (@garyalsmith) May 3, 2021
In the end, all we want is to #FixTheCountry. Simple.
UNEMPLOYMENT
— Saddick Adams (@SaddickAdams) May 3, 2021
This is Wenchi Tomato Factory. Set up by Dr Kwame Nkrumah in 1960s. Was lifeblood of the Bono economy. Employed over 3,000 people. Processed vegetables for local consumption & export. Since 1980s, factory is rotting in the bush. Youth have no jobs. #FixTheCountry pic.twitter.com/WBLNJsfjql
Watch this! #FixTheCountry. pic.twitter.com/0N8aisgPa1
— KALYJAY ? (@gyaigyimii) May 3, 2021
If you’re a Ghanaian and you’re not a part of #FixTheCountry movement then you’re also part of the problem.
— EFIAODO (@efiaodo1) May 3, 2021
